Equi and increased RBC's

Yohimbe wrote:

darkmonk wrote:

Would you feel comfortable if your 10yr old daughter was in an accident and received blood from a guy on a gram of test,eq,tren
or dont you think it would have any ill effects ? Either way I wouldn't feel comfortable donating.

If you use esterized steroids, there is not enough of a dose available in a pint of blood at any time to cause any effects to the recipient. Any test in the blood will be disposed of by the recipient's liver and kidneys within a few hours. Your deposition of steroids is in a muscle and continuously released from that site to replace what is removed by liver and kidneys or also its simply consumed. The lady recipient will probably feel nothing more then a little bit hornier then usual. Some lucky bastards have naturally high levels of test in their blood, but that blood would still be used on females if the type was right.

As far as donating while on steroids. Guys who are on legal testosterone replacement programs are encouraged to donate blood 3 to 4 times a year to combat a condition caused by steroids that causes you to have excessive levels of red blood and white blood cells, your blood while on steroids is excessively thick and the immune system within the blood (white blood cells) are particularly robust. Actually blood given by a steroid user is "better" blood then that given by a non-steroid user. The quality of your blood is so good it can help the recipient heal faster, fight infection, etc, so no reason to hold back, not only that but its good for YOU, the steroid user. We should all donate blood especially if cycles are 3 months or longer because your super thick blood can make you more susceptable to heat stroke or other thick blood related strokes.

Yes I also read this post on isteroids.com, the part that i have a problem with is "Guys who are on legal testosterone replacement programs are encouraged to donate blood" these guys only use 150mg-250mg of test only a week for HRT. Some of the guys here are using close to a 1000mg of test a week + 700eq + tren; and others that cruising on 2000mg of test.Thats a hell of alot more hormones than 150-250 legal test a week.

Beesting wrote:

Yohimbe wrote:

Thanks 'Sting-I feel warm and fuzzy inside Got it from another board.
I see you've been behaving yourself around these parts for a change

Don't get me started again, and plus u always start, the men are always to blame

Nag nag nag nag. Isn't there some ironing to do??

Yohimbe wrote:

Nag nag nag nag. Isn't there some ironing to do??

Nope I dont own one, its the worst job ever and it takes too much time

darkmonk wrote:

Yohimbe wrote:

darkmonk wrote:

Would you feel comfortable if your 10yr old daughter was in an accident and received blood from a guy on a gram of test,eq,tren
or dont you think it would have any ill effects ? Either way I wouldn't feel comfortable donating.

If you use esterized steroids, there is not enough of a dose available in a pint of blood at any time to cause any effects to the recipient. Any test in the blood will be disposed of by the recipient's liver and kidneys within a few hours. Your deposition of steroids is in a muscle and continuously released from that site to replace what is removed by liver and kidneys or also its simply consumed. The lady recipient will probably feel nothing more then a little bit hornier then usual. Some lucky bastards have naturally high levels of test in their blood, but that blood would still be used on females if the type was right.

As far as donating while on steroids. Guys who are on legal testosterone replacement programs are encouraged to donate blood 3 to 4 times a year to combat a condition caused by steroids that causes you to have excessive levels of red blood and white blood cells, your blood while on steroids is excessively thick and the immune system within the blood (white blood cells) are particularly robust. Actually blood given by a steroid user is "better" blood then that given by a non-steroid user. The quality of your blood is so good it can help the recipient heal faster, fight infection, etc, so no reason to hold back, not only that but its good for YOU, the steroid user. We should all donate blood especially if cycles are 3 months or longer because your super thick blood can make you more susceptable to heat stroke or other thick blood related strokes.

Yes I also read this post on isteroids.com, the part that i have a problem with is "Guys who are on legal testosterone replacement programs are encouraged to donate blood" these guys only use 150mg-250mg of test only a week for HRT. Some of the guys here are using close to a 1000mg of test a week + 700eq + tren; and others that cruising on 2000mg of test.Thats a hell of alot more hormones than 150-250 legal test a week.

I hear what you're saying, but the levels in a pint of blood are going to be minimal concentration-there's going to be a fraction of a % of the 2,000mg, which will just be filtered by the liver and kidneys. Definitely not enough to do any harm. And if the transfusion requires more blood that will just dilute it even more with the additional blood.
And as "Sting says, it's better than no blood-with the chronic shortages in the blood banks.

Beesting wrote:

Yohimbe wrote:

Nag nag nag nag. Isn't there some ironing to do??

Nope I dont own one, its the worst job ever and it takes too much time

I thought that vest you were wearing looked a bit shabby tsk tsk

Yohimbe wrote:

darkmonk wrote:

Yohimbe wrote:

darkmonk wrote:

Would you feel comfortable if your 10yr old daughter was in an accident and received blood from a guy on a gram of test,eq,tren
or dont you think it would have any ill effects ? Either way I wouldn't feel comfortable donating.

If you use esterized steroids, there is not enough of a dose available in a pint of blood at any time to cause any effects to the recipient. Any test in the blood will be disposed of by the recipient's liver and kidneys within a few hours. Your deposition of steroids is in a muscle and continuously released from that site to replace what is removed by liver and kidneys or also its simply consumed. The lady recipient will probably feel nothing more then a little bit hornier then usual. Some lucky bastards have naturally high levels of test in their blood, but that blood would still be used on females if the type was right.

As far as donating while on steroids. Guys who are on legal testosterone replacement programs are encouraged to donate blood 3 to 4 times a year to combat a condition caused by steroids that causes you to have excessive levels of red blood and white blood cells, your blood while on steroids is excessively thick and the immune system within the blood (white blood cells) are particularly robust. Actually blood given by a steroid user is "better" blood then that given by a non-steroid user. The quality of your blood is so good it can help the recipient heal faster, fight infection, etc, so no reason to hold back, not only that but its good for YOU, the steroid user. We should all donate blood especially if cycles are 3 months or longer because your super thick blood can make you more susceptable to heat stroke or other thick blood related strokes.

Yes I also read this post on isteroids.com, the part that i have a problem with is "Guys who are on legal testosterone replacement programs are encouraged to donate blood" these guys only use 150mg-250mg of test only a week for HRT. Some of the guys here are using close to a 1000mg of test a week + 700eq + tren; and others that cruising on 2000mg of test.Thats a hell of alot more hormones than 150-250 legal test a week.

I hear what you're saying, but the levels in a pint of blood are going to be minimal concentration-there's going to be a fraction of a % of the 2,000mg, which will just be filtered by the liver and kidneys. Definitely not enough to do any harm. And if the transfusion requires more blood that will just dilute it even more with the additional blood.
And as "Sting says, it's better than no blood-with the chronic shortages in the blood banks.

I think we are gonna just have to agree to disagree for the time being, till we can find more scientific source of info

I was advised by my GP to donate blood.